Students from Palm Springs High School interacted online with students from San Miguel Allende, Guanajuato.

Under the “Connecting Culture” program, Palm Springs students participated in an art and architecture exchange with Mexican students from San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato. The four-day exchange involved bilingual students from Vista Monte Elementary School in Palm Springs and Newland Elementary School in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, connecting with them online. Source: kesq

Mexico’s Deadliest State: 17 Bodies Found Amid Cartel Violence

In a region plagued by cartel violence, investigators have discovered 17 bodies in an abandoned house in central Mexico. The gruesome find comes just days after seven people, including children, were gunned down in the same area. The state prosecutor’s office confirmed that ground-penetrating radar and cadaver dogs were used to locate the bodies last […]

Eleven National Guard members arrested for fuel theft in Guanajuato

The Apaseo El Alto Police arrested 11 National Guard (GN) members who were allegedly involved in fuel theft in the El Espejo community. On the Celaya-Palmillas bypass, near the El Espejo community, the Municipal Police found a fuel tanker connected to an illegal tap, apparently guarded by patrol cars and GN officers. The detained federal […]